Top court rejects Wilson Parking appeal
Lower court had ruled car park owner acted unconscionably.
Wilson Parking has failed in a second attempt to appeal a decision over a $15.5 million property.
The High Court and Court of Appeal both found New Zealand’s biggest car parking owner acted in bad faith in a dispute with private developer Mohsen Haghi.
A company linked to Mr Haghi leased an
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Victoria Young
Tue, 02 Dec 2014
Tue, 02 Dec 2014
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